Herb Chock & Associates
745 Fort Street. Suite 708
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

Phone: (808) 526-9399
Fax:     (808) 533-0771

DISPUTE RESOLUTION


Partnering
- American Team Building® was formed as a result of the need to reduce or virtually eliminate litigation on construction projects. It is a new strategy using an ancient concept whose time has come again!

Negotiation

HCA assists clients by advising them in their approach to issue resolution,  their preparation in the presentation of information, and sitting in on meetings to resolve complex project issues.

HCA has the ability to gather the relevant facts and to format them to the disputed issues and to present them and explain the conclusions in a clear and logical format in full comportment with the contract terms and, if appropriate, other bases in equity.  HCA believes that this is the first step to effective issue resolution.
 

Mediation

Prior to full blown arbitration or litigation, mediation may be a process to avoid a tremendous commitment of resources which can escalate the positions of the parties to a point from which neither is able to recover. HCA has had many opportunities to experience navigating this delicate but precipitous course with a high degree of success.
 

Arbitration

HCA has served many clients in this adjudication process.  We have acted as a construction consultant in the development or defense of construction claims, furnishing expert witness testimony, and in cases acting as an arbitrator or part of the Arbitration Panel. Our in-depth knowledge of the construction process and practices as it relates to the specific contract terms supports the attorneys' and client's efforts in presenting their case.
 

Litigation

HCA has assisted the legal profession since 1974 in litigation of construction issues disputes for both government agencies and the private sector industries. Our broad range of experience and knowledge of construction industry problems accumulated over the years has given our testimony, analyses and opinions solid credibility in the courtroom during trials and hearings.

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